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Forum DIET & CARE Pine pellet litter?

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    • Abbey
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        I was just wondering if pine pellets are safe for rabbits litter? I have a 12 week old Flemish giant and we’ve been using yesterday’s news but it’s getting so expensive to replace every other day. I noticed the pine pellets
        Are a lot cheaper and just wanted some opinions. I’ve read mixed reviews online. Thanks!


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          They’re safe according to House Rabbit Society. The pelleting process removes a lot of the aromatic oils that can be harmful to rabbits.

          If your bunny is sensitive to the pine pellets though, you can get aspen ones.

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